Tomas Benedit

TOMAS BENEDIT (Argentina, 1988).
Untitled.
Acrylic on canvas.
Certificate of authenticity attached.
Measurements: 100 x 100 cm.
He began his artistic training at the age of seventeen in the drawing and painting workshop of Emiliano Sanchez Sosa. In 2007 he entered the Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes Regina Pacis (Buenos Aires, Argentina), where he deepened his studies in painting and began in sculpture and engraving techniques. She felt the need to explore new ways and ways to approach art, especially painting. It was then that he settled in Barcelona. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS: 2013: "Colorwork Series" Selected work, Humet Saula Painting Contest, Calella, Catalunya. 2009: Selected work Arte joven '09 San Isidro, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2008: 2nd prize of painting Marcelo T. de Alvear Foundation, Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina. EXHIBITIONS: Collective: October 2015: Solo exhibition "Poliptícos" in La niña de Los peines, Barcelona. March 2014: Affordable Art Fair Battersea, Villa Del Arte Gallery. August 2013: Humet Saula Contest, Calella (Catalonia). 2013: Espai Nauart Barcelona, "Work in Progress". April 2013: Exhibition Artistes Residents Espai Nauart. 2012: Villa Del Arte Gallery, Barcelona Exhibition series Colorworks. 2010: Country San Carlos,Bs.As (Argentina) together with the artist Raúl Lavie,Dolores Erhart,María Leveratto, Jimena Tablado.2009: Arte joven San Isidro, Argentina. Selected work: Capri, Acrylic on canvas. 2009: Collective Exhibition in Tipúla, Bs. As. 2009: Collective Exhibition of students, School of Fine Arts Regina Pacis. 2008: Group Exhibition Marcelo T. de Alvear Foundation, Tigre, Buenos Aires. "From the beginning, the themes developed in my paintings were connected in some way with my places, my travels and the feelings I constantly face. With these triggers I focus my work on the creation of new spaces, far from human figuration and far from situations and concepts possible in reality. In this way I can fully immerse myself in the experience of painting and concentrate on color, form and brushstroke. I believe that in this way, painting takes its true path. I work in large formats that allow me to get inside the painting, to get involved in it with each movement."